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I don't think the cow dips in her top I think she's just roached up, typical of a lot of Angus cows.

Haul her... show her... it means I like her.

Steer looks good- buy him. As far as the heifer goes.......... you get what you pay for.

I'd pull her.

"just a calf" if you ask me. Nothing special but maybe its the picture.

Turn her out and don't look back, you'd be wasting your time.

Hate to say it but I think you got taken to the cleaners if you really paid that for those cattle, I've sold better cattle at the sale barn. All you can do now is feed them and pray!

Agree. If your not getting an awards it's not worth the time.

Best cattle I've seen on these boards for a while. Good job getting them ready.

Looks good. Is he polled? or has he been dehorned?

Needs to be a little stouter made and have more volume to suit me. Good luck.

Nice profile, needs more bone for me but other than that I give it a thumbs up.

I really like her. I wish she had some pigment around her eyes though.

LOL I have no idae how you would witch for cattle.

Actually, there is no required % to register a Chianina. All the association requires is that either the sire or dam is a registerd Chianina, it doesn't matter what %. So a 1/8 registered Chianin bred to a pure bred Angus bull will still produce a registerable animal in the Chianina Association.

Not true.

You guys don't know what witching is??? It's where you hold 2 stiff wires (straightened out coathanger if you will) straight out in front of you parallell to each other and walt slowly. When you cross a water line or any underground water source the wire will cross each other like an X. Its a...

Brahmans respond very well to CIDR's protocal. There are many different protocals besides the one on the bag. I would check around.

First of all, LOTS of people AI Brahman cattle. Second, dun is correct they are very clever and will usually cycle when your not watching them. I would paint stick them if I were you. Last, they should ALL be cycling by atleast 16 months. It's true they are late maturing but anything that is not...

He's a decent steer. He drops off too much for me from hooks to pinks and I think he is a tick light in the bone, for me anyway. I sure hope your not disappointed at the Texas majors because its real hard for a purebred Brangus to compete. with all those other "purebred Brangus" that get put in...